Bland on it's own, but I added a bit of pepper, cayenne, mustard, and nutmeg and that turned it into a winner. It is saucy though and I might cut the sauce down by half next time. A nice warm comfort food for winter.

Delicious! It's the combination that's great so don't skip out on any of the components! That said, I used what I had on hand, which was pickled beets, arugula, walnuts, and blue cheese. I didn't think chicken flavor would go with the pickled beets so I omitted that. I'll definitely make this again!

Good, hearty flavor, but I was disappointed that the consistency was more like soup than stew even after omitting the water. The broth was tasty soaked up with a piece of bread, but I still wish this recipe included directions to thicken it up at the end. I would probably try a different recipe next time, but look for one with similar ingredients since I liked the flavor. Following the advice of others, I used Irish stout instead of wine, and only about 2 lbs of lamb.

These taste really good with the addition of chocolate chips. By accident used too much shortening so mine are pretty soft. To cut calories, I think it could use less than half cup of shortening and 2 cups of zucchini due to the moisture content of the zucchini.

I never knew how easy these are to make. To heck with store-bought croutons! I'm hanging on to this recipe. I used sauerkraut rye bread from a recipe on this site, sprayed the cubes with olive oil, then sprinkled with garlic powder and garlic salt. I baked for 15 minutes and they came out perfectly golden and crunchy. I did leave out the basil since I didn't think it would go with my bread.

This is some great bread! I love the caraway and sauerkraut flavors. Next time I would probably use even more caraway and try beer instead of the water. I used the dough cycle on my bread machine, then shaped the dough into a loaf, let it rise for 1 hour, then baked at 350 F for 45 minutes. That worked perfectly. Oh, also, I was out of molasses so I used maple syrup. That worked in a pinch but I'd go for molasses next time.

This was my first time eating German cabbage and I found out I don't like it. The vinegar is too overpowering for me. If you do like German cabbage, this recipe would probably work nicely.

This was fine, but just not my favorite way to eat beets. It was better after it sat in the fridge for a day and the flavors mingled. I would suggest rye croutons instead of hard boiled egg as the garnish. The soup had a beautiful magenta color that would be great for Valentine's day if your sweetie likes beets!

This is reminiscent of the vinegary dill flavor of dill pickle potato chips. A nice way to get the taste without the fat. I used fresh dill for extra flavor. I'd make this again next time I have fresh dill and salad fixin's on hand.

Great recipe, I used my salad shooter to chop up the carrots and red pepper. Brought it to a party and they were all gone within 5 minutes! I couldn't believe it! I should have made more. Next time I will try using the pizza dough that someone else recommended.

Just what the recipe promised - smooth, creamy, and absolutely heavenly! I used strawberries because that's what I had on hand, and it was delicious. Next time I have mangoes around I will try them too.